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Thread: Removing "baked on" brake dust

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10-20-2007, 04:29 PM

kenchan

6th Gear

Join Date: Sep 2003

Posts: 31,442

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simple green 75:25 water, let it sit 2min and agitate with a soft brush,
rinse with water. repeat.

dont use Mr.Clean magic sponge too much cause it literally removes
the clearcoat. there's really nothing magical about it on paints

...it's
just sanding off the surface.